Tonrey named GSC Defender of the Week

September 8, 2010

ARKADELPHIA- Ouachita senior Alex Tonrey has been named Gulf South Conference Defender of the Week, conference officials announced on Tuesday.


Tonrey led the Tigers (2-0) to a 3-1 victory over non-conference opponent Texas Wesleyan by leading a defense in allowing just a single goal and also assisting on the game-winning goal.

The Plano, Texas native earned his first-ever conference award, after also being one of three Tigers named to the 2010 All-GSC Preseason squad.

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